View and down load this special edition Kegger Backpack Poster. This Montage of photos from the last 28 years of Kegger Back packing makes a great wall size poster and Commemorates the best of beer drinking in the woods.
[You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print this .PDF file. You probably have it already, but if not it's a safe program and you should get it. Here is a link from Adobe to down load "ADOBE ACROBAT READER"   (opens a new browser window)
Then bring this Poster file up and save or print it to as big a printer as you have. 11" x 17" portrait works well] but if you have access to a big 36 inch plotter make it 3' x 4' !!

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THE FOREST
The Stanislaus National Forest is located east of Sonora in Central California's Gold Rush Country, on 895,500 acres. State Highways 4, 108 and 120 access the area. The Stanislaus National Forest, created on February 22, 1897, is among the oldest of the National Forests. It is named for the Stanislaus River whose headwaters rise within Forest boundaries. The Spanish explorer Gabriel Moraga named the river "Our Lady of Guadulupe" during an 1806 expedition. Later, the river was renamed in honor of Estanislao, an Indian leader.

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